Brian Dennehy

A distinguished American architect is invited to Rome with his young, attractive wife to set up an architecture exhibit. His health issues and obsession with work weigh heavily on his wife, who finds amusement and affection with a young Italian, until the ultimately both the architect's marriage and his life collapse.

Midwestern cop Jack Reed fights corruption and threats from his own bureau when a stripper’s killer is found to be a well-connected businessman.

Sergeant Jack Reed must cope with the murder of his partner while trying to find out what’s behind a failed drive-by assassination of a stalked woman.

An honorable LA cop and his crew discover a sinister plot and go rogue to battle an unholy alliance of smugglers, arms dealers, and government agents

Ethical and moral pitfalls swarm around Chicago police sergeant Jack Reed as a serial killing case and a fatal DUI case bring hard fights for justice.

When a married man learns that his mistress is dying of cancer, he informs his family and decides to move in with his lover for her final months.

Code Yellow: Hospital at Ground Zero, a feature length documentary, is narrated by Brian Dennehy and produced by Daedalus Productions, Inc. in association with New York University Downtown Hospital. The film relives the response of the hospital nearest to the World Trade Center attack. From the moment the second deadliest signal of alert, Code Yellow, was sounded the pressure was on to organize an emergency response within minutes to deal with an unimaginable flood of victims. All hospital staff, from administrators to security guards, composed of a veritable United Nations of nationalities and socioeconomic backgrounds, recall their experiences during the height of the disaster as they rushed to the aid of severely wounded trauma victims. Code Yellow: Hospital at Ground Zero also highlights two specific victims, David Bernard and Deborah Mardensfeld, and their families, who exhibit extraordinary character and poise in their attempt to cope with instant tragedy. In the traumatic hours of September 11, 2001, following the World Trade Center assault, 600 patients, many with life-threatening injuries, flooded NYU Downtown Hospital. Another 450 people rushed the hospital fleeing the debris cloud after the towers' collapse. Victims were triaged in the smoke filled cafeteria, and as their numbers swelled the process spilled on to the sidewalk. Patients' names were noted on bed sheets as the race to save lives burrowed forward. Medical teams working with great efficiency in the midst of chaos contended with the largest civilian-hospital disaster response in American history. Daedalus Productions, Inc., a non-profit documentary production company established in 1980, has won numerous awards, including an Oscar nomination, an Emmy Award, two International Documentary Association Awards for Distinguished Documentary Achievement, and a Special Jury Prize at the Sundance Film Festival. Daedalus produces films for HBO, PBS, TBS, and international co-production.

A criminal prosecutor’s freedom, marriage, and career are all on the line after the colleague he had an affair with is found raped and murdered.

Hired by the government to stage the assassination of a mobster, a special effects expert is double crossed and forced to use movie magic to survive.

A widowed Joseph Wambaugh-type cop who writes best-selling crime novels is approached by a former professional hit man to write his life story.

Special effects expert Rollie Tyler gets himself into trouble when he agrees to help a police officer catch a serial killer with his movie magic.

An ex-Vietnam Green Beret and POW uses his jungle warfare skills to take on a bigoted police force chasing him through the Pacific Northwest forest.

When his wife becomes a murder suspect and is sent to prison, a professor plots a meticulous plan to take back her freedom and reunite his family.

Tommy's earned his diploma and a job at Callahan Auto Parts. However, the family business starts tanking and now Tommy hits the road with his dad's right-hand man, a smug numberscruncher.

In the Soviet Union, a Russian police officer is caught up in a twisted murder mystery when three bodies are discovered in Moscow’s Gorky Park.

When a lonely little boy accompanies his mother to clean out his late aunt’s house, he connects with her retired nextdoor neighbor.

An unorthodox preacher is exiled to a remote Texas outpost, where she and her son struggle to turn a barn into a church and a congregation toward God.

Follows the grandson of a klansman who comes of age in the deep South and winds up joining the civil rights movement in the summer of 1961.

When an ex-convict returns to his Mississippi river home to meet his teenage daughter, whom he hasn't seen since infancy, he finds himself with more than a handful...and his life is complicated by threats he receives from his underhanded parole officer.

When his grandmother’s dies, a selfish man must change his ways or lose his inheritance but luckily, he is not alone on his journey to self-discovery.